We highly recommend getting a plate of your favourite seafood before reading this member spotlight with Evan Hall. He's the CEO and co-founder of Wittaya Aqua, a software company that simplifies the process of getting fish from farms to your mouth.

Working in a tight-knit group is vastly underrated in our opinion. Here's why working on a small but mighty team is becoming more and more popular.

If you have commitment issues, don't worry, we don't judge. In fact, we welcome those who fear settling down with our lounge membership.

To be a true Torontonian, cross these five items off of your bucket list for our incredible, vibrant city!

We spoke to the risk takers behind Apartment about the new world of marketing, the importance of leaps of faith and how necessary it is for entrepreneurs to have structure.

This comprehensive gift guide will help you pick the perfect gift for the world-travelling remote worker or freelancer in your circle. Happy holidays!

Getting outside is proven to boost happy hormones in the brain, and when we’re happier, we’re more productive, and when we're more productive, we’re more confident (and the list goes on!)

This month we sat down with Emily Silverman, the creative brain behind Arnold Street Media. We spoke to Emily about what went down before Arnold Street met King Street, evolving your business over time, and what it is about her job that makes showing up to work each day so thrilling.

Nowadays, workplaces are comprised of remote workers, digital nomads and freelancers. It can be tricky to keep company culture strong with teams spread out around the world. Maintain your vibe with this handy guide.

Digital nomads are able to work where they want, when they want. You can travel the world equipped with only a laptop. However, it is a risky endeavour to live this way.

King West members, Ben and Michelle, turned their passion into a business. They gave us the inside info on how they were able to pursue careers in creative industries and what led them to each other and their photography studio.

We're lucky to be so close to so many incredible bars in the city. Here are five of our favourites.

It's important to feel at peace when you're at work. Read on for more information on how to transform your office into an oasis.

It's not every day we have an early Product Developer from Google come and bless the PS community with knowledge. Here are five things we learned from Wesley Chan.

These five companies have dominated the Canadian startup game so far this year. Read on to find out why.

Team building activities in the workplace are as important as they are corny.

Camden Street member Danny Forest has a lot on the go. From travel, photography, video game design, self-help writing and e-commerce, learn how this jack of all trades learned the art of the side hustle.

Our two downtown locations are close to a lot of fun places to get active. Here are our favourite places to sweat it out and relieve some stress.

Running a start-up is nowhere near as simple as it seems. Here are some elements to consider when starting up a start-up.

Remote working isn't for everyone but with these helpful apps & tools, being a Digital Nomad is a whole lot sweeter!

At Project Spaces, everyone has a unique story to tell. With our monthly member spotlights, we delve deep into the worlds of our members to learn more about what drives them. This month we chat with Alan Leonard, UX Lead at Sparkgeo.

Finding the ideal location to host an event without breaking the bank can be tricky. Here are some of the top reasons why you should consider hosting your next event at an innovative coworking space.

Here are two of the top reasons that large companies are making the move from private high-rise offices to coworking spaces

Coworking spaces create an environment for creators, designers, influencers and founders from diverse backgrounds to motivate each other and thrive. Here are some tips to help you effortlessly gain connections at a coworking space and grow your business.

One of the most exciting things about living in the city is the seemingly unlimited access it gives you to food and wine. Toronto has an incredible dining scene, with no shortage of restaurants dedicated to cultural cuisines to delight your taste buds. Here are four of our Project Spaces top lunch spots for meeting clients.

At Project Spaces, everyone has a unique story to tell. With our monthly member spotlights, we delve deep into the worlds of our members to learn what makes them tick. This month, we introduce you to Derek Davy, the man behind the innovative water-purification startup, Econse.

Nowadays, you can secure gainful employment at a company you’ve never set foot in. However, for many reasons, working from home isn’t always the best option for those remote workers, digital nomads, and entrepreneurs who crave a community.

If you're in our hood, the following cafés may just have what it takes to help you cultivate the moment of peace you need to unlock new levels of productivity during your workday.

Whether you’d label yourself as a chronic procrastinator, or feel you need some simple and effective tips to ensure you crush through your daily to-do lists, here’s everything you need to know about staying productive.

Within the four walls of Project Spaces you can find all types of people, from passionate creatives to driven entrepreneurs and everything in between! This month we sat down with talented Designer Lauren Kerbel to talk about how she got started and what makes her tick.

The “gig economy” is replacing the traditional 9-5 office job. And fast. Want to find out why remote working and coworking spaces are revolutionizing the way we think about work? Check out our top 4 reasons why the workplace landscape is changing.

In today’s economy, internships are becoming the norm. They can be an effective gateway to landing an entry-level position. But are interns worth the investment? Our experts weigh in with five reasons why an intern can make a valuable addition to your team.

If you’re an entrepreneur, you certainly understand that defining company values and living up to them is what sets the foundation for a vibrant and productive workplace. Here are two top strategies for strengthening your company culture.

During the rise of the boomer generation, it was quite common for individuals to work at one company for the entire duration of their career. Going into work everyday was a lifelong routine. However, nobody at that time could’ve foreseen the technological developments in our society that would go on to make remote working possible. Here are two of our top tips for managing remote workers.

While you’ve certainly heard the timeless proverb, “It takes a village to raise a child”, what happens when that child grows up? Proclamations about the value of autonomy and independence are frequently touted as ideals that adults are supposed to strive to live up to, however, community is one of mankind’s necessary keys to survival.

No matter what your goals are for 2018, if you’re an entrepreneur or freelancer, chances are they’re pretty important to you. We get that, and we want to help.

Our summer intern, Kate Kelleher, caught up with some of the other students working at Project Spaces to gain insight into what it's like working with entrepreneurs in a Toronto coworking space.

NEXT Canada's NextAI program launched this year and their first cohort has been working away at King West. We caught up with some of their founders to find out more about the accelerator experience and how Toronto coworking factors into the equation.

Award winning photographer and artist Vladimir Antaki stands with The Birdman, one of the iconic portraits from his Guardians photo series. This 14x9 ft print was featured at Nuit Blanche Toronto and at the Honest Ed’s Farewell Art Maze before finding a permanent home in the King West lounge.

We had a quick chat with PATIO Interactive Founder Charles Bern to see what visitors can expect at Startup Open House 2016.

Startup Open House is back! We're excited to participate for the third year in a row by opening our doors to the community and those interested to get an inside look at the world of startups.

I recently sat down for an interview with The Farm SoHo, a New York workspace that's creating a global resource for coworking. We talked about how Project Spaces came to be, the diversity of our community and my advice for entrepreneurs (among other things).

Breather is a Montreal-based company with the mission of building a network of beautiful spaces that you can unlock on-demand, to work, meet, and relax.

Armed only with a wifi connection, some folding tables and a keg fridge, we opened our first space in August 2011. Our first members (though we were definitely not calling them that at the time) were our friends; people crazy enough to think they could start their own businesses too.

It's called the Lounge Membership and we think you might just fall in love with it.

Content covers anything you produce for the Internet, including social media posts, landing pages, video, and slideshows. But what most people mean when they talk about content marketing is blog posts.

We know that working for yourself isn’t just about being productive; it’s about being happy and healthy too. We strive to offer a range of services to help boost your business, but also your personal well-being.

Madhu Chamarty, an Indian-born Stanford graduate who achieved great success in Silicon Valley is on to his newest project with the creation of Hynt.

Ralph Waldo Emerson said that “If we encounter a man of rare intellect, we should ask him what books he reads.” The entrepreneurs at Project: SPACES know this better than anyone, as they often credit the knowledge they gained from reading to their real life success.

This mural by South African designer and typographer Ben Johnston was completed in February 2014 to celebrate the opening of our Camden Street location. The phrase embodies the fundamentals of #startuplife.

Ben chose the quote from the film Ferris Bueller’s Day Off (1986) to remind passionate, hardworking entrepreneurs that it’s important to appreciate the small victories and remember why they do what they do.

This paintings were created at King West by award-winning Canadian artist and former member, Jen Mann, as she developed her Strange Beauties (2013) series.

Take some time to reflect on last year while focusing on next year with these tips and unique resolution techniques.